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- The European Commission proposed an emergency energy package to address a crisis worsened by the Persian Gulf conflict.
- The plan promotes energy-efficient driving, mandatory teleworking, and subsidies for public transport.
- The package aims to reduce reliance on imported fuels as energy prices soar.
- It protects consumers with energy vouchers and tax cuts.
- EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen warns of prolonged disruptions and Europe's vulnerability.
